Sue Reid Sexton Ordre des livres

Exploring the Western Highlands of Scotland, the author reflects on her campervan journeys while healing from a relationship breakdown. The narrative blends humor with poignant moments, emphasizing the unique experience of solo travel as a woman. Alongside her adventures, she shares quirky tales of encounters with nature, creating a Zen-like atmosphere that captures both the beauty and challenges of her travels.

Set in Greenock, Helensburgh and Clydebank, this sequel to Mavis's Shoe is a wartime family story. Lenny Gillespie sets off in search of her father in Greenock, west of Scotland, which is the No 1 Port for the UK for the movement of troops. Lenny is threatened once again with trouble when all she seeks is her family to be united.

A compelling novel about the trauma of the Clydebank Blitz during the Second World War told through the eyes of a young girl, Lenny Gillespie, and a universal story about loss in the trauma of war. Told in an urgent, true-grit voice by Lenny as survives the bombing, in her search for her mum and Mavis, her sister.